About

An operator who also builds.

Aileron is the practice of Brandon Gee, a principal-led firm in Houston. Since 2014 it has run 80+ engagements for founders, CEOs, steering committees, and boards across SaaS, healthcare, public safety, retail, and civic work. Since 2020 most of that work has been AI adoption: mapping the high-friction workflows, choosing the pattern each team was ready for, building the tools, and deploying them inside client systems.

The principal

Brandon Gee

The person you talk to is the person who builds it.

  • Founded a healthcare MSO, built its back office on AI agents, and sold it. The firm still maintains and extends that platform for the buyer today.
  • Built and ran the AI function inside a multi-site education operator: 11+ agentic systems at scaled adoption, about 1,500 manual hours a month retired, about $1.2M a year in labor value.
  • Ran a $30M design-build construction firm and rolled out Procore for construction clients.
  • Writes the code. Maestro, the autonomous coding system behind much of this work, has completed 500+ tasks that opened, reviewed, and shipped their own changes.

How we decide

Three rules that do not move.

Buy where a vendor fits

We keep the commercial core and build only the layer that is missing.

Revenue is the scoreboard

Before-and-after numbers in writing. Use cases the numbers do not support get stopped.

Plain language on a live project

What AI can and cannot do, explained to a superintendent, an advisor, or an owner.

Several clients across multiple industries, described on this site and never named.

One workflow. Thirty minutes. You leave with a number.

Book a call

No deck. No obligation. You talk to the person who does the work.